Bishú

Family: Irán · Role: son of Jamásp · First appears: Gushtásp, and the Faith of Zerdusht · Part 2

Life events

Bishú fought bravely and killed many warriors.(Gushtásp, and the Faith of Zerdusht · Part 2)
- “Then Bishú, the son of Jamásp, urged on his steed, and with consummate bravery destroyed a great number of warriors.”
Bishú joined Isfendiyár and pledged to remain beside him.(Gushtásp, and the Faith of Zerdusht · Part 2)
- With: Isfendiyár
- “Bishú now attired himself in his father's mail, and fastening the head on his horse, declared that he would take his post close by Isfendiyár, whatever might betide.”
Arjásp retreated, and his troops surrendered or were taken prisoner.(Gushtásp, and the Faith of Zerdusht · Part 2)
- With: Arjásp Isfendiyár Firshaid
- “Arjásp, seeing that he was singled out by three warriors, and that the enemy's force was also advancing to the attack in great numbers, gave up the struggle, and was the first to retreat. His troops soon threw away their arms and begged for quarter, and many of them were taken prisoners by the Iránians.”

parent: Jamásp “Then Bishú, the son of Jamásp, urged on his steed, and with consummate bravery destroyed a great number of warriors.”
friends with Isfendiyár “Bishú now attired himself in his father's mail, and fastening the head on his horse, declared that he would take his post close by Isfendiyár, whatever might betide.”
friends with Firshaid “Firshaid, another Iránian warrior, came to the spot at the same moment, and expressed the same resolution, so that all three, thus accidentally met, determined to encounter Arjásp and capture him.”
enemies with Arjásp “Firshaid, another Iránian warrior, came to the spot at the same moment, and expressed the same resolution, so that all three, thus accidentally met, determined to encounter Arjásp and capture him.”

Extracted from the original text of The Sháh Námeh. Made with Rho MD.